Sentence examples for impoverished diet from inspiring English sources

The first was that it took a poor, often impoverished diet to create such disorders.

It's time that we help our incomparable partners the honeybees by allowing them to eat honey, rather than robbing them of all their honey and sentencing them to an impoverished diet of corn syrup.

This ancient and isolated breed of sheep occupy an ecological niche on the foreshore of North Ronaldsay island in the Orkney archipelago, where they have been exposed to a copper-impoverished diet, mainly seaweed [Cu < 5 ppm], for so long that they have evolved mechanisms to maintain adequate copper reserves [ 6].

I'm not some Neo-primitivist who thinks we should all go barefoot and use calorie-impoverished diets to extend our miserable lives.

"It is unrealistic to expect any major breakthroughs in dealing with the diets of impoverished Indians," a correspondent wrote in The New York Times in an article on Oct. 23, 1981.

Phytochemically impoverished pastures and feedlot diets can adversely affect the health of livestock and the flavor and nutritive value of meat and milk products for humans.

Dr Cheshire said the map showed that "if you're impoverished as a child, your diet may be poor and sadly it can follow you for the rest of your life".

Some, in Russia's impoverished provinces, fish to supplement their meagre diets.

As soon as they reverted to their normal Malawian diet, their microbes also boomeranged back to their earlier impoverished state.

By contrast the long "Speech Over Spilt Milk" (1967) is a litany of denunciation aimed in all directions: the K.G.B., the publishing bureaucracy, the poet's impoverished solitude ("The phone doesn't ring, and the future? A diet"), the public corruption that oppresses almost as much as political oppression, Marxism ("by Marx's/ lights mine should be out by now") and much more.

If indeed we have damaged or impoverished the Western microbiome, the problem needs to be addressed from two directions: with changes in the diet, and with changes in our attitude and exposure to bacteria.